By Night with Torch and Spear (Joseph Cornell, 1942)
Conan the Barbarian (John Milius, 1982)
Friday, April 08, 2011
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- Doctoral student in Northwestern University's Screen Cultures program.
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7 comments:
Too bad you can't post a pic from Vidor's AN AMERICAN ROMANCE!
But I could, if I wanted to - I've done it before!
Jaime, "An American Romance" is available through the Warner Archive Collection.
Thanks for the tip, Rockysds.
Don’t forget the things you once you owned. Treasure the things youcan’t get. Don't give up the things that belong to you and keep thoselost things in memory
Very nice, thanks.
Conan was such a great great movie when it was released, dont get my wrong it is now a great movie.
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